Modifies a noun

• plastic: Handles and players are made from indestructible polyurethane plastic, with the black and silver players being molded to anti-rust steel bars.

• design: Its lightweight construction and indestructible design can even save you money on postage and damages.

• man: His brand of toughness and style and humor was exactly right for these indestructible men.

• box: Why they don't make the whole plane out of the material used for the indestructible black box?

• material: A creel made from indestructible material can therefore continue to fish indefinitely.

• nature: Due to the indestructible nature of asbestos fibers, the disease will continue to progress long after the initial exposure to asbestos.

Modifying Another Word

• virtually: They are virtually indestructible, even in children's hands!

• practically: Then you have to cope with the practically indestructible mines.

• seemingly: Stories: The seemingly indestructible Paddington hangs in there.

• almost: Beside being heavily guarded the bridge was almost indestructible.

• nearly: It's also a stable flyer that's nearly indestructible.

• not: Also, people must remember that paint is not indestructible.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Is Vacek still around - he seemed utterly indestructible in the late sixties.

• prove: In more recent times Bach's music has proved indestructible.

• become: The Eternal Spring contains spring water that when one drinks, he or she would have immortality and become indestructible.

• appear: The difference between someone who is vulnerable and someone who appears indestructible is the latter's ability to construct inner shields.